The SAPSNS-24-3x10x50 is engineered specifically for PreSonus StudioLive 24.4.2 digital mixer owners who need a professional-grade snake cable that matches their console's exact input/output configuration. This 50-foot multicore snake eliminates the cable mess between your stage box and mixing position, whether you're running live sound for a band or managing church services.

This snake delivers 24 XLR input sends for microphones and instruments, plus 13 return channels: 3 XLR outputs for your main and mono feeds, and 10 TRS 1/4" aux returns for monitors and effects. The configuration matches the PreSonus 24.4.2's rear panel exactly, so you can run one heavy-duty cable instead of dozens of individual XLR and TRS lines.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and 100% individually shielded pairs, this snake maintains clean signal integrity across the full 50-foot run. The steel stage box includes a carrying handle and withstands transport abuse, while both ends feature heavy-duty strain relief to prevent connector damage. Clear numerical labeling and color-coded fantail wires speed up setup and troubleshooting during load-in.

Perfect for mid-size venues with 100-300 person capacity, recording studios running live tracking sessions, or mobile sound reinforcement where the mixer needs to be positioned away from the stage. Works with any mixer that matches this input/output configuration, not just PreSonus consoles.

All XLR and TRS connectors are included—no additional cables needed. Ships with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and fast shipping to get your system connected quickly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What mixer configurations work with this snake cable?

This snake is designed specifically for the PreSonus StudioLive 24.4.2 digital mixer, matching its exact 24 XLR input and 3 XLR + 10 TRS output configuration. It will also work with any other mixer that has the same input/output layout, though the PreSonus 24.4.2 is the primary target. The connector arrangement eliminates the need for individual cables between your stage box and mixer position.

What size venues can this 50-foot snake handle?

The 50-foot length works well for venues accommodating 100-300 people, such as small theaters, medium churches, club stages, or outdoor events where the mixer needs to be positioned away from the stage area. This length provides enough reach to place your mixing position in the audience sweet spot while keeping the stage box close to performers for short microphone runs.

Do I need any additional cables to connect this snake?

No additional cables are required—this is a complete multicore snake system. All XLR input connectors, XLR return outputs, and TRS 1/4" aux returns are built into the snake. Simply connect your microphones and instruments to the stage box XLR inputs, then plug the fantail directly into your mixer's rear panel connections. The color-coded and numbered wires make identification straightforward during setup.

How does the shielding protect against interference?

Each of the 37 conductors (24 sends + 13 returns) uses individual shielding around every twisted pair, providing maximum protection against RF interference and crosstalk between channels. The 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors maintain signal integrity across the full 50-foot run. This construction prevents the hum and noise issues common with cheaper snakes that use overall shielding only.

Can this snake work for both live sound and studio recording?

Yes, this snake excels in both live sound reinforcement and studio tracking sessions. For live applications, it handles full band setups with multiple microphones, instruments, and monitor feeds. In studio environments, it's perfect for tracking live drums, recording full bands, or any situation where you need multiple microphone inputs with the flexibility to route returns for headphone mixes and effects sends from a control room position.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov